Mitsubishi Auto Gallery - Okazaki

It is a very valuable exhibition space where you can touch the history of Mitsubishi Motors and the famous cars that have glorified from old famous cars to motor sports such as Paris Daka. Located on the premises of Mitsubishi Motors' Okazaki Plant, it is easy to access, parking and admission are free, and if time allows, we recommend a tour with the Toyota Museum in Toyota City next door.

The Galant GTO that I bought for the first time 45 years ago (the color was Lime Green. It was 1700SL), nostalgic.

Since it is located on the premises of Mitsubishi Motors' Okazaki Factory, you need to enter your name and visiting department (auto gallery) at the reception desk next to the Nakamon to enter. A security guard will guide you to the gallery building. Shooting is strictly prohibited inside the factory (shooting is OK inside the gallery, but a permit is required at the reception). In front of the building where the gallery is located, there is a car made by another company that is probably for research, and I feel that I have seen something that should not be seen. It's a hassle until I enter, but I'm surprised at first because I feel like I'm in a special place. It seems that it was renovated last year to make it beautiful and easy to see, but the number of exhibits has decreased considerably. However, it is written on the homepage that the contents of the exhibition will be changed twice a year, so if you do not have the exhibition you want to see, expect the next exhibition change (however, the pamphlet and shitajiki you get at the entrance are the ones before renovation, so they are not on display It is also listed). First of all, you can get a ticket that can be used at the coffee shop in the back along with the brochures. After watching it, you will be immersed in the lingering sound while drinking a drink, but here you will be aware that this facility is originally a facility for Mitsubishi Motors employees and business partners (there is no sense of away). It's not very large, so it doesn't take much time to visit, but if you like cars, it's quite worth seeing. However, it may be disappointing if the people in the suburbs or far away come only here. There is a Toyota Kaikan Museum nearby, so it might be a good idea to visit it together. Also, how about making a tour reservation only by phone nowadays? .. I would like to ask you to make an online reservation as soon as possible (I wrote it in the questionnaire).

Advance reservation is required. It's built on the premises of our own factory, so it's like having a guardian receive it. Thank you for your response. There are less than 20 displays. It's a little less. But I was happy to see the stallion The small number of exhibits is self-approval, and the theme is decided and replaced in June and December. Because I know about Mitsubishi when he was in good health, I thought that I would like to revive as much as possible to build a splendid museum like other companies, not on the site.

There were so many nostalgic cars and I was excited! Among them, the MITSUBISHI 500 was also air-cooled for the 3-cylinder air-cooled 500cc publica, but the heating did not work.

I wanted to see more of the old Mitsubishi cars, but it was a Pajero feature and was a little unsatisfactory. I thought that the recall concealment problem that occurred until the fatal accident should be properly listed in the chronology. The staff at the reception and other employees were very kind and disappointed.

Located in Mitsubishi's Okazaki factory. Opening only on weekdays, advance reservation required. The past famous engines, technology awards, etc. are displayed, but there are few exhibitions of the important cars themselves. There was an exhibition space dedicated to Outlander around the entrance of the factory, but I think that the purpose of such a gallery is in the exhibition of senior cars, not active cars, so it is a famous Mitsubishi classic car I also wanted you to exhibit.

If you like Mitsubishi, or want Mitsubishi to do your best, please come here.予 約 Phone reservations are required, but reservations can be made one hour in advance of the day, and you can get an underlay to commemorate your visit. Even though the admission fee is free, a cup of coffee or soft drinks etc. is included for free.